EasternOHBillsFan

wvufootball29 is my vote as well.. glad to see someone remembered seeing it http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/index.php?showuser=5598

The relief effort- I was called to duty 10 days ago, and have been on the ground for 4 days assisting in patient transfer. I was here before months ago in a humanitarian relief effort, and so I have seen both sides of it as I said, pre and post quake, all within a year. I have seen a lot of things that you don't see outside a third world country- gangrene, horrible buildup of fluids in extremities, unspeakable things. I slept on the ground the first day I got here because there wasn't enough supplies for us for what we consider to be habitable quarters. Not to mention- it is horribly hot as the sun beats down on you all day long. What galls me is that Nicaragua, a country we were aiding not 6 months ago, bad mouthed our efforts here. I just do not understand why some people can be so cruel, so politically motivated...

Nice how this arrogant, self-righteous big mouth who probably grew up in a comfortable situation as compared to the Haitian people could say such ignorant things. People who have this opinion normally have the means to succeed, or don't have to get on a boat and make a beeline for a better place just to have a decent chance at surviving past their 40th birthday. My, my, my how easy it is to criticize when you have the basics... and the reason why I loathe conservatism; it is built upon looking down from a better position and lacking in compassion. I am here in Haiti, and I was before the quake... and the situation remains the same- the infrastructure was rotten, dictators muscled the people and got fat, and now slow progress is shattered by an earthquake that blew apart the myriad of rotten parts of the city, and has cut off aid to the mountainous part of the country. Tell these children who are innocent that you don't care about them.... tell the babies that suffer, starve, and die that you don't care about them. You may be able to defend his right to speak, but you can NEVER defend someone who treats fellow human beings with such contempt and utter disregard for their lives.

I have an inside source who knows what Thurman is going to reveal today... source provided: Inside source about TT announcement

We haven't even drafted/acquired/signed/obtained/beamed aboard the next Jim Kelly yet, much less Biscuit. GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!

NOPE... the Pirates still have that record losing season streak and a $25 million payroll to boot... I'm screwed

Really? Following the same system who would rather release criminals because they can't afford to put them in prisons because they have to have all of these amenities and facilities which the homeless don't even have? Just a differing opinion on justice...

In the heat of the moment, he may not have realized what his surroundings consisted of... very plausible. If someone came at me with their car, who knows what else they are capable of.

Not my belief... a man defending himself from someone who is consistently threatening him AND with harm is NOT something I would consider a criminal offense. We need more justice in this country, not more sympathy for punk bullies who think they can intimidate citizens.

I read the article... the FULL article. The man that was killed was a punk and constantly threatened him, so in the end it was only the "fat man" who is to blame for coming back for more.

Another punk off the street... to me, Marvin Harrison is a vigilante hero and not a criminal. Good for him for defending himself against such an uncouth person.

Present--Dan Aykroyd, Robert Deniro Dan Aykroyd is very underrated... he has the ability to create something out of nothing, and is perhaps the best unscripted actor of our generation. Deceased-- Burgess Meredith, Jimmy Stewart Burgess Meredith was blackballed in the 50's unfairly, and has always been to me a very passionate actor that could be a lead or a supporting actor- comedy, suspense, drama... very, very talented. Present Foreign-- Alan Rickman, Daniel Day Lewis Alan Rickman and Daniel Day Lewis both do far too few movies for my tastes... they are outstanding in every movie. EVERY movie... Foreign Deceased-- Sir Alec Guinness, Charlie Chaplin I'm afraid that most people have not seen that many of their movies, but growing up I can remember being awed by their presence in the movies they acted in... and the Chaplin scenes in The Kid and The Great Dictator still move me every time I see them.

What a joke... the "fair and balanced" network just keeps getting redder and redder. No denying it now that Fox News is nothing but a conservative mouthpiece! Fascist News Channel in this case chose perhaps the single most ignorant political figure out there! Too pathetic... Washington (CNN) -- One-time Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin may have sent a clear message to the political world, analysts say, by signing a deal to become a TV commentator. That message: She's unlikely to run in the 2012 presidential race. "I do think maybe it suggests, sadly for Democrats, that she might not be running," said Democratic strategist and CNN contributor Paul Begala. "Democrats ... are pretty confident they can defeat Sarah Palin. She's not going to beat Barack Obama." The former Alaska governor has signed a deal with Fox News to appear as a contributor on the network, a source with knowledge of the agreement confirms to CNN. There are no plans for Palin to anchor her own program, the source said. "Let's first hope for [Fox News President] Roger Ailes' sake that she doesn't quit that job the way she quit her job as governor of Alaska," Begala joked. Nancy Pfotenhauer, a former McCain presidential campaign spokesperson, also indicated that Palin's new job is a possible sign of things to come. "There's a slight indication she may not run," she said. "I assume this is a business decision on the part of both Fox News and on Gov. Palin's part." http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/01/11/palin.fox/index.html

I mentioned this 5 mins ago.. "if the score diff goes over 30, I'll get nervous"....!

I'm in BALTIMORE and I have to listen to all of this crap about the Ravens... on and on.... AND I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PATS, SUCK IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

These people are so desperate to win and to save their cranky, crochety right-wing base that they will say anything. I haven't been this amused since Clinton was in office. The smell of desperation is strong!!!!

Goodell will let them get away with it because the owner is Paul Allen, and there has not been the uproar that should have immediately come with the violation. When Frazier went to interview for the job, he showed that he was willing to play ball and be the token that he is. That to me is very sad, and says a lot about what is more important to him. Notice that ESPN has said virtually NOTHING about it- I have noticed this from the beginning, and yet all these supposed "professionals" in the media have swallowed the whistle so to speak.

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Ummm YEAH, then of course!!!!!!

Please change your post title to 'New York Jets vs. Cincinnati Bengals'... all those n's and t's make me dizzy.

The Rooney Rule is such BS... how can guys like Frazier go to a token interview when EVERYONE on the planet knows they want Carroll?? They really need to change it to prevent this garbage in the future.

DITTO!!!! I feel the exact same way.

St. Louis would not be a good fit for this team- we don't need another Miro Satan not bringing enough grit to the table.

He is more than capable of producing in the playoffs, and with Pominville excepted, you won't find a more game-changing forward on this team than Roy... Vanek may score more, but Roy "stirs the drink", so to speak.

#1 seeds SUCK when it comes to the playoffs... I don't want a President's Trophy; leave that to New Jersey. The CUP is what counts. Glad to see that Wirtz finally has a clue, huh???